Dragon Hoops
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- Young Coach Lou, at the State Championship game Young Coach Lou, at the State Championship game
- Young Coach Lou, at the State Championship game
- Thesis: The ending of Dragon Hoops, with Bishop O'Dowd winning the State Championship game, is satisfactory because it provides closure on a topic long teased throughout the novel. Thesis: The ending of Dragon Hoops, with Bishop O'Dowd winning the State Championship game, is satisfactory because it provides closure on a topic long teased throughout the novel.
- Thesis: The ending of Dragon Hoops, with Bishop O'Dowd winning the State Championship game, is satisfactory because it provides closure on a topic long teased throughout the novel.
- Young Coach Lou, at the State Championship game Young Coach Lou, at the State Championship game
- Hi there! I'm Jene Yang, author of Dragon Hoops and many other graphic novels. Near the beginning of the novel, I write about how the Bishop O'Dowd Dragons have played at the State Championship game several times, and lost. Lou, who is now the coach of the Dragons, was a player for one of those games, and is now determined to win the state championship for himself, his former teammates, and his former coach
- Thesis: The ending of Dragon Hoops, with Bishop O'Dowd winning the State Championship game, is satisfactory because it provides closure on a topic long teased throughout the novel. Thesis: The ending of Dragon Hoops, with Bishop O'Dowd winning the State Championship game, is satisfactory because it provides closure on a topic long teased throughout the novel.
- Throughout the novel I talk about the concept of a classic super hero story having a satisfying ending or a fulfilling conclusion, and frequently worried about the ending of mine. Would the story still be satisfactory if the Dragons lost? Would my book still sell if there was no closure on the story of the team or of Coach Lou?
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